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WANTED: Verbena 'Homestead purple'

17 years ago

Anybody have this to bring to the newcastle swap? I'd love some. I have pretty common items left on my list, but in addition I have really nice brand new metal plant tags and weatherproof labels as well as suncatchers and canned goods like jam, apple butter, pears, etc.

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treepalm
17 years ago
Hello,
You still need to pick out a couple things from my haves. I do have persecaria 'red dragon' and a red peony that I need to move and can separate. I could also bring you a tiarella baby. I would love some apple butter, if you can find something else that you would like. My computer is starting to act funny, just to let you know, if I don't get right back to you, that is the reason.
Teresa
michelelee
17 years ago
Jackie, I have some Imagination purple seed if you are interested. Michele
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